More money per student. So why are schools still cutting?
May 20, 2026
More money per student. So why are schools still cutting?
Fort Lupton Press
Last fall, Adams 12 World History teacher Jim Madole said his class sizes at Horizon High had grown from around 28 to 35 students. A colleague with 21 years of teaching experience was mowing lawns on the side to make ends meet. Others had already left for Boulder Valley, where salaries are higher.
The 74
Jenny Thamer had low hopes for the meeting called by the superintendent of the Boulder Valley School District to hear from families of autistic students.
Chalkbeat
Colorado teachers and other public school employees can now get help with down payments and closing costs through a new state program aimed at making homeownership more attainable.
The Dallas Morning News
When asked what would have improved her high school civics education, Caroline T. of California answered in five words: “Students not being so judgmental.”
